Nigeria: the Sad Return To ‘Broken’ Chains, By Eric Teniola
Like every Nigerian, I am worried by Nigeria’s rising debt profile because debt is the principal cause of poverty.
Like every Nigerian, I am worried by Nigeria’s rising debt profile because debt is the principal cause of poverty.
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It is yet not clear how Nigeria intends to find money to fund government obligations and pay for imports.
Inspite of the draconian measures through decrees and policies, our debt burden kept increasing.
While Fayose entertained the whole world with theatrics and megalomania, pundits struggled to decipher the thrust of his government.
The three authors of the book served in three key finance portfolios in Nigeria.
The Nigerian government needs a lot of rigorous thinking, as well as caution, on how to reset the economy.